[castor-user] Binding nested elements?

I'm confused about proper use of a binding file to generate code for nested elements. Simplified xsd: xs:element name="a" xs:complexType xs:sequence xs:element name="b" type="xs:string"/ /xs:sequence /xs:complexType /xs:element What I want is a class that looks like: class A {

Re: [castor-user] Binding nested elements?

The second example works, but from reading the documentation, I was expecting the first to work also - this suggests that either my mental model of how this is supposed to work is wrong or there is a bug in the codegen. Werner Guttmann wrote: Michael, just reading your question, I am not

Re: [castor-user] Binding nested elements?

Just out of curiosity, would the following binding file work for you ? elementBinding name=complexType:a/b member name=b java-type=my.CompressedString handler=my.CompressedStringHandler/ /elementBinding Thanks Werner Michael Thome wrote: The

Re: [castor-user] Binding nested elements?

Michael, not sure what the problem is. Maybe somebody else is capable of providing you with a better and more helpful answer. Werner Michael Thome wrote: 'Fraid not. Seems to be a confusion between the implicit complexType between a and b. I'm not quite sure what it is actually doing - I

Re: [castor-user] Binding nested elements?

Michael, Try adding a forward slash (/) in front of the a/b, such as: name=/a/b If I recall correctly there is a bug in the binding file that requires the extra forward slash. Hopefully that solves the issue for you. --Keith Michael Thome wrote: The second example works, but from reading